Am Donnerstag, den 22.05.2014 schrieb Christian Kandeler <christian.kande...@digia.com>:
> On 05/22/2014 11:32 AM, Kurt Keller wrote: > > I have Qt Creator 3.1.1 and Qt 5.3.0 successfully compiled and > > installed into a single folder, called qtdevenv-5.3. I can use Qt > > Creator with qbs projects - no problem. > > > > But how can I install qbs in a way that > > > > - it resides in the same install folder 'qtdevenv-5.3' > > - it does not interfere with the version from Qt Creator > > - it can be called from shell > > - it uses the same profiles (and the same build directories) as > > Qt Creator uses. > > Let me see whether I understand you correctly: You want to run the > command-line version of qbs and use it on the same projects that you > build in Qt Creator? Yes - commandline is mostly used to build the products i.e. by cron over night and Qt Creator is used for support/debugging/development. > > I was not able to do that. Some reasons: If I use the bundled Qbs from > > Qt Creator 3.1.1 the Qt modules are missing and (called from the shell) > > qbs says 'Module Qt/core could not be loaded' > > In qbs 1.2, the modules are per-profile. Nothing is missing. What does this mean? I am missing files like printsupport.qbs, xml.qbs etc. (It does work in Qt Creator magically - but I could not find out the magic to get it working from the shell) > > If I use qbs 1.1.1 (official downlod from > > https://login.qt.digia.com/downloads the dll's mismatch. (Qt Creator > > Version <> QBS Version) > > Creator 3.1 has qbs 1.2. Correct - but even if I use the same version - the paths for the qbs modules and plugins are different. Thank you for responding. -- Kurt Keller _______________________________________________ QBS mailing list QBS@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/qbs
